Midtown (Jaw & Friends)

LABEL: Circus Company | CCCD016
GENRE: Deep House
RELEASED: 2014
MP3 DOWNLOAD SOURCE: WEB
BITRATE: 320kbps / 44100kHz / Full Stereo
TRACKS: 24
SIZE: 238.02 megs

TRACKLIST

1. JAW & The/Das – Love Bones 4:12
2. JAW & Claude VonStroke – Never Forever 4:06
3. JAW & Piers Faccini – Traitor Creator 4:34
4. JAW & Art Department – All 4 U 5:56
5. JAW & Kevork Keshishian – Hazihi Laylaty 5:26
6. Para One & Jaw – When the Night – DipodaVne Remix 4:19
7. JAW & Steve Smyth – Talking Lonely 2:01
8. JAW & Rose Ryot – Over 3:50
9. JAW & Britta Arnold – Talk Talk 4:43
10. JAW & Brodinski – Love Me 2:42
11. Thea, Rose Ryot & JAW – Drink 3:00
12. Chaim, Aquarius Heaven & JAW – Shirahava 4:32
13. JAW & Cassius – Rose Leaves 2:18
14. DOP – You 5:00
15. Mim, Youthman, Marger & JAW – Frame 2:55
16. JAW & Seuil – Salted Faces 4:01
17. JAW & Saschienne – Lucky Boy 3:13
18. Hurra, Dave Aju & JAW – Complicated 3:46
19. JAW & Claptone – Amour tjs 5:07
20. JAW & Masomenos – Nightmare 3:39
21. JAW & President Bongo – Kid 5:07
22. JAW & The Sorry Entertainers – Blow99 2:56
23. JAW & William Kouam Djoko – Mad@Me 4:38
24. Philipp Wolgast, Benito Winberg & JAW – Papersand 5:57

A unique project gathering twenty three tracks from twenty three prolific producers including Claude VonStroke, The/Das, Brodinski, Cassius and Art Department centred around one inimitable singer; JAW. Midtown is the ambitious sound of an artist reflecting on his vision of the world, through collaborations with friends from every corner of the planet. You may know JAW by name, but most will know him by voice. As the frontman of French house wildcards dOP and their indiepop sideproject, Les Fils du Calvaire, JAW has blossomed into one of the most distinctive performers in a scene where few dare to cross the barrier of the DJ booth. From bedroom setups to street recordings to highend studios, spanning melancholic folk, electro pop and apocalyptic R&B, Midtown is the culmination of years JAW has spent connecting with likeminded artists, challenging himself to use his unmistakable voice in different ways. Placing the emphasis on having fun, whether the music be dark and obtuse, or upbeat and flamboyant, the result is nineteen different recording spaces with nineteen different textures, ensuring that no two moments on Midtown feel the same.